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Controversial Battle Ground business owners buy community’s only newspaper Featured News by Oregon Today News
The Reflector a 117-year-old newspaper in Battle Ground has new owners Brothers and co-own... More

06/11/2026

Alice Cooper thanks Arizona man who found his credit card at a gas station Featured News by Oregon Today News
Cooper had been golfing in Payson a mountain town about 80 miles outside of Phoenix that w... More

06/11/2026

Portland loses its skyline architect: George Crandall, designer of Big Pink, has died Featured News by Oregon Today News
Big Pink owner Jeff Swickard announced Crandalls passing on LinkedIn saying his legacy wil... More

06/11/2026

COOS BAY POLICE DEPARTMENT WELCOMES OFFICER AARON HUTCHINS  
  
On Tuesday, June 9, 2026, Aaron Hutchins was sworn in as a police officer with the Coos Bay Police Department. Numerous friends and family members, along with members of the Coos Bay Police Department and City staff, were in attendance for the ceremony.  
  
Aaron Hutchins is a Coos Bay native. He was born in Eugene, Oregon, and moved to Coos Bay with his family at a young age. He grew up in the community and attended Marshfield High School, where he participated in football, swimming, and track. Aaron served as captain on all three teams and helped lead them to state championships in each sport. During his senior year, he was elected ASB Vice President and graduated as valedictorian.  
  
After high school, Aaron set sights on a career in law enforcement with the City of Coos Bay. Because he was not yet eligible to apply, he attended Western Oregon University, where he graduated early, completing his degree in just three years—with a Bachelor of Science in Business. He then returned to the area and continued pursuing his law enforcement career while working as a sales representative at Englund Marine.  
  
Today, Aaron continues to put down roots in the community alongside his fiancée, fellow Coos Bay native Sydney Trendell, who works as a teacher at Millicoma Middle School.  
  
Following the swearing-in ceremony, administered by Captain Thomas Lindahl, Sydney Trendell pinned Aaron’s badge on his uniform.  
  
Please join us in welcoming Officer Aaron Hutchins to the Coos Bay Police Department family. Featured News by City of Coos Bay
COOS BAY POLICE DEPARTMENT WELCOMES OFFICER AARON HUTCHINS On Tuesday, June 9, 2026, Aaron Hutchins was sworn in as a police officer with the Coos Bay Police Department. Numerous friends and family members, along with members of the Coos Bay Police Department and City staff, were in attendance for the ceremony. Aaron Hutchins is a Coos Bay native. He was born in Eugene, Oregon, and moved to Coos Bay with his family at a young age. He grew up in the community and attended Marshfield High School, where he participated in football, swimming, and track. Aaron served as captain on all three teams and helped lead them to state championships in each sport. During his senior year, he was elected ASB Vice President and graduated as valedictorian. After high school, Aaron set sights on a career in law enforcement with the City of Coos Bay. Because he was not yet eligible to apply, he attended Western Oregon University, where he graduated early, completing his degree in just three years—with a Bachelor of Science in Business. He then returned to the area and continued pursuing his law enforcement career while working as a sales representative at Englund Marine. Today, Aaron continues to put down roots in the community alongside his fiancée, fellow Coos Bay native Sydney Trendell, who works as a teacher at Millicoma Middle School. Following the swearing-in ceremony, administered by Captain Thomas Lindahl, Sydney Trendell pinned Aaron’s badge on his uniform. Please join us in welcoming Officer Aaron Hutchins to the Coos Bay Police Department family.
COOS BAY POLICE DEPARTMENT WELCOMES OFFICER AARON HUTCHINS On Tuesday June 9 2026 Aaron H... More

06/11/2026

Arizona school board member refuses to resign after Nazi salute sparks outrage Featured News by Oregon Today News
Parents teachers and those within the Jewish community demanded Kimberly Fisher step down ... More

06/11/2026

Sandy police sergeant injured in triple killing recovering, police say Featured News by Oregon Today News
The Sandy police sergeant who was shot last month allegedly by a man accused of killing th... More

06/11/2026

Man pleads guilty to killing Minnesota lawmaker and her husband, avoiding possible death penalty Featured News by Oregon Today News
Vance Boelter admitted to shooting and killing a Minnesota lawmaker and her husband as wel... More

06/11/2026

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Salem police involved in shooting Thursday morning Featured News by Oregon Today News
The shooting happened around 730 am on the 3300 block of Portland Road Northeast More

06/11/2026

'He's gonna kill somebody' | Dashcam video shows chase and arrest of man accused of driving drunk through Florida Ironman course Featured News by Oregon Today News
Investigators say the man nearly hit triathlon participants several times and had to be st... More

06/11/2026

Oregon drought emergencies spread to nearly half of counties as wildfire season looms Featured News by Oregon Today News
Nearly half of Oregons counties are now under drought emergency declarations as state offi... More

06/11/2026

Hazmat situation at Pentagon shuts down multiple floors, some staff being evacuated Featured News by Oregon Today News
According to CNN multiple floors and corridors inside the Pentagon have been locked down a... More

06/11/2026

Four meth traffickers sentenced to 37.5 years total in Idaho-Oregon drug case Featured News by Oregon Today News
Four members of a drug trafficking organization that operated in Idaho and Oregon were sen... More

06/11/2026

More than 250,000 pool toys recalled due to risk they pose to children Featured News by Oregon Today News
The recalled Sloosh dive sticks exceed federal compression limits and could cause piercing... More

06/11/2026

Knicks rally from 29 points down and beat Spurs for 3-1 NBA Finals lead Featured News by Oregon Today News
NEW YORK The New York Knicks made a record comeback from 29 points down and moved to the ... More

06/11/2026

OPB’s First Look: Operation Black Rose Featured News by Oregon Today News
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06/11/2026

Starbucks giving away free reusable cup sleeves Thursday. Here's how to get one. Featured News by Oregon Today News
Starbucks is also launching a soccer-themed Bearista Cup But only certain customers in the... More

06/11/2026

Oregon drug dealer sent to prison after 67-year-old woman overdosed on pills he sold Featured News by Oregon Today News
Steven Brady 61 was sentenced to 65 years in prison for selling meth and fentanyl to a 67-... More

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